3-Day Pottery Classes at Our Fes Studio

Learn How to Make Pottery and Mosaic At our Studion in Fes

What to expect in this 3-Day pottery classes

Join us for three days of immersive pottery classes, with each session lasting two hours daily. We provide all necessary clay tools and supplies, so you just need to wear comfortable clothes you don’t mind getting a little clay on—although our standard class clay typically washes out, darker clays may occasionally leave stains. Coffee, tea, and water are included to keep you refreshed throughout each class.

Important To Know About our 3-Day Pottery Classes:

Workshop Details

Over three days, you’ll dive into the traditional techniques of Moroccan pottery and ceramic tile-making, learning hands-on skills under the guidance of skilled artisans. All clay tools and materials are provided—wear comfortable clothing that you don’t mind getting clay on, as some darker clays can stain.

At the end of the workshop, you’ll have your very own handmade pottery or ceramic piece to take home as a personal keepsake of this cultural experience. Complimentary coffee, tea, and water are provided to keep you refreshed throughout each session.

Class Materials & Project Guidelines

Please note that our clay and tools are for use in the studio only. You may create pieces up to 10 inches in any direction, with a maximum of 50 lbs of fired pieces per participant.

Arrival & Access

On the first day, please arrive about 5 minutes early for check-in. You’ll be provided with our student access code, valid daily from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm, allowing flexibility to attend at a time that works for you within these hours.

Age Requirement

Our classes are designed for adults but are open to participants aged 12 and older. For students under 16, we recommend a preliminary visit to ensure the workshop is a good fit.

Cancellation Policy

Cancellations or rescheduling requests must be made at least 48 hours in advance of the first session to receive a refund or reschedule for a later date. After this period, or once your class begins, refunds or rescheduling are unavailable. However, you may add a rescheduling flexibility option for $25.

Missed Classes

Since the first session provides foundational skills, we recommend attending all sessions in sequence. For subsequent missed classes, we offer a makeup option (subject to availability) that can be arranged by contacting us in advance.

Children Policy:

• Children aged 5 and under can participate free of charge.
• Children between the ages of 6 and 11 are eligible for a discount of up to 60%.
• Children aged 12 and above will be charged at the standard adult rate.

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Moroccan Pottery Workshops: Traditional Ceramic and Tile-Making Classes in UNESCO Fes

Step into the heart of Morocco’s ancient ceramic traditions with an immersive workshop experience in the UNESCO-listed city of Fes. Led by master potters whose skills have been refined and handed down over generations, these hands-on classes offer you a rare glimpse into the centuries-old art of Moroccan pottery. The natural grey clay found around Fes, celebrated for its smooth texture and exceptional workability, plays a central role in the city’s famed ceramic craft.

During your workshop, you’ll shape this prized clay using traditional wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques that have remained unchanged for centuries. As your creation dries, you’ll witness a fascinating transformation as the rich grey tones lighten, setting the perfect stage for Fes’s signature white glaze and vivid cobalt blue patterns. Thanks to the mineral-rich nature of the local clay, your finished pieces will not only be works of art but also highly durable and suitable for everyday use — microwave and dishwasher safe.

In this personalized pottery class, you’ll work closely alongside Fes’s master artisans, gaining insider knowledge of techniques, traditions, and decorative styles that have shaped the city’s reputation as a global center for fine ceramics.

Private, Customized Pottery Experiences

Our pottery workshops in Fes are offered exclusively through private sessions, ensuring a tailor-made experience where you’ll receive dedicated guidance and attention. Each workshop is carefully adapted to match your skill level, whether you’re discovering ceramics for the first time or refining existing talents.

Fes: Embrace the Legacy of Blue and White Ceramics

Within the historic ceramic quarter of Fes, skilled artisans will mentor you through the creation of the city’s iconic blue-and-white masterpieces. During this full-day hands-on workshop, you’ll:

• Learn ancient pottery techniques using traditional wheels and hand tools

• Explore the intricate art of Islamic geometric design

• Craft your own unique ceramic pieces using authentic local materials

• Gain a deeper understanding of the symbolic importance of Fes’s cobalt blue motifs

• Take home your personally crafted pottery pieces as a lasting memento

An English-speaking guide will accompany your session, providing translation and cultural insights to help you truly appreciate each technique and tradition shared during the workshop.

The Timeless Ceramic Tradition of Fes

With a pottery heritage stretching back more than a thousand years, Fes remains at the heart of Morocco’s ceramic artistry. Here, Islamic, Moorish, Andalusian, and Berber influences have merged to create a distinctive, world-renowned style. Fes’s delicate blue and white ceramics stand as a testament to the city’s artistic legacy, with each piece reflecting centuries of cultural exchange, craftsmanship, and passion.

What Awaits You in Your Fes Pottery Workshop

Prepare to immerse yourself in the rhythm of traditional pottery-making — from shaping and drying to glazing and final firing. Every step is an invitation to experience the living history of Fes’s famed ceramics and to create your own authentic piece of Moroccan heritage.